SIINN JTC 2014 Tanguay Travel

1556081(坦盖)这项提案是作为国际旅行奖励提交的，以支付美国专家小组成员的交通和住宿费用。这些小组成员参加了2015年6月29-30日在葡萄牙里斯本举行的安全实施创新纳米科学和纳米技术(SIINN)跨国评估(Peer)审查小组。。该小组由来自欧洲和美国的17名小组成员组成，其中4名来自美国，17名审查员对26项跨国提案进行了审查。欧洲研究区(ERA-NET)是欧洲委员会在第七框架方案范围内资助的一项协调活动。电子逆向拍卖网络的主要目标是为联网和相互开放的国家或区域研究方案提供一个框架，从而促成具体的合作，例如制定和执行联合跨国呼吁。创新纳米科学和纳米技术的安全实施ERA-Net SIINN(ERA-Net SIINN)和国家科学基金会内的化学、生物工程、环境和运输系统(CBET)部门合作发布了一项呼吁，鼓励美欧联合开展研究合作，重点关注人造纳米材料(MNMs)对环境和健康的影响。确定的研究领域涵盖4个专题领域：专题1.暴露评估专题2.毒性机制的基本方面专题3.MNM对人类健康的影响专题4.MNM的环境影响专题SIINN的合作伙伴是：奥地利运输、创新和技术部(奥地利)、高等教育、研究、开发和创新资金执行机构(罗马尼亚)、联邦教育和研究部(德国)、科学和技术基金会(葡萄牙)、科学研究基金(比利时)、经济和竞争力部(西班牙)、国家科学基金会(美国)和北加莱地区理事会(法国)。NSF的贡献是国家纳米技术倡议的一部分。共有26个项目被确定为符合所有资格标准，并随后于2015年6月28日至29日在葡萄牙里斯本接受了同行审查。选出了一个由17名评审员组成的评审团--13名来自欧洲，4名来自美国。根据11月NSF与ERA-Net签署的谅解备忘录，4名美国评审员的旅费将由NSF/CBET支付。RA-Net Call Office支付了13名欧洲审查员的旅费。

1556081(Tanguay)This proposal was submitted as an international travel award to cover transportation and lodging costs for U.S. panelists. These panelists participated in the transnational Evaluation (Peer) Review panel for the Safe Implementation of Innovative Nanoscience and Nanotechnology (SIINN) which took place in Lisbon, Portugal June 29-30, 2015. . The panel was composed of 17 panelists from Europe and the U.S. of which 4 were from the U.S a total of 26 transnational proposals were reviewed by 17 reviewers. The European Research Area (ERA-NET) is a coordination activity funded by the European Commission within the 7th Framework Program. The main objective of an ERA-NET is to provide a framework to network and mutually open national or regional research programs, leading to concrete cooperation, such as the development and implementation of joint transnational calls. The ERA-NET for Safe Implementation of Innovative Nanoscience and Nanotechnology (ERA-NET SIINN) and the Chemical, Bioengineering, Environmental, and Transport Systems (CBET) Division within the National Science Foundation collaborated to issue a call to encourage joint U.S.-European research collaborations focusing on the environmental and health impacts of manufactured nanomaterial (MNMs). The research areas identified covered 4 topic areas:Topic 1. Exposure assessment Topic 2. Fundamental aspects underlying toxicity mechanisms Topic 3. Effects of MNM on human health Topic 4. Environmental impacts of MNMs The SIINN partners are: Austrian Ministry for Transport, Innovation and Technology (Austria), Executive Agency for Higher Education, Research, Development and Innovation Funding (Romania), Federal Ministry of Education and Research (Germany), Foundation for Science and Technology (Portugal), Fund for Scientific Research (Belgium), Ministry of Economy and Competitiveness (Spain), National Science Foundation (U.S.), and Regional Council Nord-Pas de Calais (France). The NSF contribution is part of the National Nanotechnology Initiative.A total of 26 projects were determined to meet all eligibility criteria and subsequently underwent peer review in Lisbon, Portugal June 28-29, 2015. A panel composed of 17 reviewers were selected - 13 from Europe and 4 from the U.S. In accordance with the MOU NSF signed with ERA-Net in November, travel costs for the 4 U.S. reviewers was to be paid by NSF/CBET. The RA-Net Call Office paid for the travel costs of the 13 European reviewers.